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Jay looks like he’s getting more trim & fit during the lockdown. Looks good on him.

Oh jeez, I’ve been listening to opinions from

In your opinion, protecting a vehicle’s doors and the doors of nearby parked cars has zero benefit and adds zero value to a car.

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I’ve been making this for years! It’s also known as “cowboy coffee.”

Turning a discussion of a one dollar part into a statement about premium pricing and adding $2,000 to a car’s cost is the very definition of a logical fallacy. 

That’s why you have this thing called product strategy.

That kind of thinking has always baffled me.

If you’re asking a question like that, the answer is “you shouldn’t.”

This is the sci-fi future I want.

The art on old game boxes is like the art on a book cover.

The Lectric Leopard rides again!

Whatever they call it, I want one.

Holy cow!

Why stop at convertible, go full speedster

On Alibaba, they’re offering an appearance package with this fine upbadging:

At first I laughed, and now I’m just sad thinking about what a train wreck the rest of her life must be.

Aaron shared the “hate mail” in a public post on Radwood, and knowing that this ended up in the Subaru museum makes the emails so much funnier to read:

The interior’s going to be a big empty space with a laptop screen instead of a dash, isn’t it?

100 million percent with you on this.